thanks for the welcome yetion1 in the picture above you say you think boozer is the one with the ring on well i can confirm this as boozer is my uncle and yes he did live in the club and the sun inn, his son is the 1st left sitting down sorry don't know any of the others.

When I was a young kid I used to go all over with Bill Mosley on his horse and cart, collecting rags, scrap, all sorts of stuff, then it was back to Ossie Wilks yard, sort it all out, I would be black brite and me Auntie Dot in Top House would play hell with Bill, but I would be up and ready to go the next morning, bloody great days them.

everything i ever learned about featherstone and all around here came from him, he worked the horse and cart after a shift at the pit then "waited on" in the top house, he only had a half share in the horse and cart, the other half was harold hinchcliffes, and the last job he ever did with it was to move him my gran and auntie ann out of Kimberly street to woodcorner, he was the one that sat me down as a bairn and told me the story of John Gully and only once gave me a pearl of wisdom which was "if tha buys it for a quid and sells it for 21 bob, thas in profit" ...... i was 6

everything i ever learned about featherstone and all around here came from him, he worked the horse and cart after a shift at the pit then "waited on" in the top house, he only had a half share in the horse and cart, the other half was harold hinchcliffes, and the last job he ever did with it was to move him my gran and auntie ann out of Kimberly street to woodcorner, he was the one that sat me down as a bairn and told me the story of John Gully and only once gave me a pearl of wisdom which was "if tha buys it for a quid and sells it for 21 bob, thas in profit" ...... i was 6

An old bugger most of the time, but loved him none the less

Hey fevlad if you are bills grandson and he shared half the horse and cart with harold HOW come i had to go for the god damn oats on a saturday morning to taylors shop LOL... i had to push a battered old pushchair so i could manage bet i was only 7/8years old at the time but i used to get aride on the cart sometimes and as for your grandad making a profit when he moved to wood corner i used to go up with my dad and he would try and sell me some apples said i couldn't have one without money but your gran always gave me one loved them two they were great.